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Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
before Judge Ouunm,ns.

John Reed, An old staeer to whom the
iAii IL NO sti anger, Was found drunk
and disposed to bc disorderly on sAtur-
D ~ evening, on Shiplsy street between
Railroad and Front streets. This morn.
ing he WAS ser back to jail in default
Of the paying Of rs and oeste. Joseph
Dugan, william BIadshsw and James
Mccoy were each fned 81 and costa for
drunkenness.
Patrick Heseion, discharged from jail
ON Saturday morning, vent back to Loaf
around the P, W. & B. depot, but be.
coming drunk, Oficer Cross nAbbed
him, and In defa1lt Of pay ing Is nae
and costs he was sent back to jail.
PAtiich Mcdonald was Ansd e6 and
costs for drunkenness.
John Heck, arrested on suspicion Of
larceny, was remanded uEtil to morrow
morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Mr.. cleveland Receives.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % Mrs Cleve-
land held her last public reception yes-
terda az afternoon, and Il WAS attended
by more people than any similar event
at the White House. The crowd was
com posed mainly Of ladies. and its
number was estimated At 10000. Mrs..
Cleveland wass assisted ID Mas Glove
|land. Mrs. Folsom, Miss Endicott and
Miss Lamar.
There was one incident OF the recfp-
tIon that caused considerable crit ;ism.
The ladIes who came to the house en-
foot were compelled to take places OF
the foot Of the lire. Many OF those who
came in carriages, however. were al
lowed to alisht on the porch and take
positions near the head of the line.
This appsrsnt discrimination was
noticed by the ped estrians ~ once, and
many of them, seeing an easy way u
improve their position at Q slight ex'
OK pense, kited ths waiting carriages Il
take them q short distance out OF thu
ground and TO bring them back to the
porch where tsty could &c; btttel
placer.
The carriage drivers reapsd quite q
harvest by theee short trips. Tho mana
gers of the reception were too busy
with the crowd inside to obeer 20 or stoI
the imposltion being PrAcsictd On th'
on tside.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
FOURTH EDITION
me Increase Of Pig Iron.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Msjor John
W. Powell, director OF the deologicai
Survey, has furnished the following for
publication:
1.-THE great increase in the production
of pig iron from 4 500 500 short tons In
1885 to $500, 900 short tons during the
year 1855 has led to much inquiry as TO
the eource Of the ores which made this In
crease possible; for II Is Q we'll known
fact that even the ordinary production IL
. drain upon the ore deposits sufbcient
TO exhaust the present sources OF actual
supply in . short period-perhaps In
thirty years, moro probably In much less
time. The government has given sum-
Client attention to the general geology OF
the county, however, 70 afford gooo
grasp on tho distribution Of the Iron ores,
and the geologists have also defined the
character Of the ores so well - to direct
the explorers accurately 70 the profsaoi'
fields.
''The new Gogebic district, which pro
duced 1022 tons in 1884, increased 70 IL,
1851 tons in 1885 and Increased this four
| fold in 1885, has been the scene OF IN
paralleled developments, and the SAINT
Is true OF the Vermillon district OF MIN
nesotA
/ INC COmuUcuCo WIN SePpe' So
been invested In these new claims is du.
to the advice Of the geologists to extend
the mines In this direction. That the new
mines are the result and not the cause o
the increased production Of iron and stee
is shown by the increased imports o
Spanish ores during the last year - th'
result Of higher prices.
This shows that the remedy for prospec
tive exhaustion Is still further sxplora
ton for the mines to which tho geoloRis
points in various parts OF the country
Many of the large deposits have beef
neglected as not suited for making stee
by the ordinary acid process, and in othe
the percentage Of iron is not attractive
But much attention will undoubtedly b
given to these ores within the next fev
years. This tendency II seen at one local
fly in Tennessee by the increase iron
1878 long tons in 1884 TO N,3l9 loni
tons In 1885, and even the siliceou
ores at Cornwall, Pa, show increases
USE"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Specfal Services.

Special services will be held in the
O-d Swedes' Church, corner Of Seventh
and Church streets, beginning on ASH
Wednesday, February %, aud cont!nu
the following Wednesday. There will
be a sermon each night by the Rev
George w. HAIRED Of Baltimore. TIL,
list OF subjects is rs foltows: "Wednes
day, 90. weighed in the Baiapces;
Thursday, "The Waiting SAVIOR" Fri
day, "The Sacrifice of Love-" Sunday
"Tke Christian at Home and In tn
World" Monday, "Workipg for TIM
Master" Tuesday, Mach 1, The Lift
of Praise" Wednesday, "The Rewart
OF Faithiulness" Al are earnestly IL
vited to come.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
ne Gets what He Deserves.

The following 70 ~ lines were handed
US this morning aud highly appreciated.
Again l am compelled to thank the
press aud public mot sincerely for the
many kind things they have said about
me. Saturdays results we'll showed
that l cerlsin!y must bs worthy Of no
much good derived. ahy sales were
5000 mere than I sr ticipa,ed taking In
on that day, and feel conadent shat
from sill appearances, ttat BY the 25lh
of March, tue day I quit business In
this city. I will be able to count dollars
instead Of goods. consider myself
under many obligations and sincere
appreolation OF their kindly help
Wishing you and the public . prosper
ous future, remain very truly, the
pt ople's servan', NJ MEYERS.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Correction Of Mistakes.
ToonMuuIoATxD.l

A uevppsrer to-day cor taips . orief
local me tloning my name In eonntc-
tion with the eospel meeting last ever
ing which contsirs at east ten mistAses:
ist-The meeting was NOS interIuptea
but hold In the regular manner 70 its
close
2nd-It wss not merely m . attempt.
TO bold Q meeting, but . regular meet
ing was notuslly held.
3d-It WAS on the second and not tine
top floor.
lsh-The room 10 not rented By the
Rev Thomas NsedhAm.
6th-I Was there from the opening OF
| the meeting, say 7.s0 O'Clock.
6th-I did not make any demand for
rent.
7th--Such demand not having been
made WAS OF course not refused.
8.h-As never know, eaw, or spoke
| TO any person BY the name OF Nsedham,
In Of course made no sth apt 70 eject
such. The man / did eject wAs drunk.
He gave his name ~ Smith"
9th-I saw no chair raised BY suy
person. did staso few plain fscta
10 . person after the meeting 70 hti
noe and he did try to prevent tao per
sons there from hearing them. Bat tbs
facts were for moral and spiritual
feet and for righteousnese And honesty
1Osh-Policemeu did rot look TIT
IplAce up. saw the place locked BY ne
proper person. did not Gee opy police
men there.
JOHN y. HARKrRss.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Dots.

DVt8s
John Hanna has sold his farm Of o6,z
acres. near Hook sssin, Mil Crock Hun
dred, TO Walter Grace for tl0. 600.
Mrs w. II. Causey, Of Milford, and
two Of her daughters. have kone 70
Florida,
Harrington Hickman, OF Lewes, boasts
Of raising the past season 600 bushels Of
clover seed.
The Break y ater Light says that the
HoAl Henlopen, ut Reboboth, viii not
be In corporAted again until Ill the old
bills are paid Cd.
Mrs. 4 N. Nichols, No. 8oS 6hipley
street, will sell her furniture ut public
sale on WEDNESDAY afternoon, - one
O'Clock. For particulars SEQ advertise
mert.
Edward Scott, the man who swallow
ed \ half ounce OF laudAnum On Frtdsy
nieht with suicidal intent. ID greatly
improved and said 10 be out OF Danger
Tho Wilmington Kihe Club vii 60 Il
Wyoming, Del to morrow, 10 shoot
| mstoh with members OF Company e
ID. N G., for han dsome silver cup and
| the cham pionship OF this Slate.
Joseph McMackin. Who for some ttmt
past has been employ ed ~ . dfaughia
! man By the Harlan q HollipRs ortl
| Oonps has accepted . position .
Orsn p's shipy ard, P0iladelphia.
Miss Harriet Ptnnswe'l Belt, Of thiI
| city, hss bsen spending the past tw'
| weeks in Washington, a. the guest o
Hrs. Charles b. Lore. Miss Belt ~
present and assisted 1T Mrs. j. U
Blacks closing reception last Friday
| night.
About Z 80 o'clock last ssturda,
evening part OF the electric lights SUD
denly vent out, leaving . number y
business houses In total dsrknes. For
tuna,ely the defe.tion did not last long
aud the lights were soon burning again
- brightly ~ ever.
Tae La xton art gallery, No, COS Mar
ket street, will probably be ready fol
| the oper log tomorrow, aud . lare'
mum Dor Ct excellent pictures are On ex
bioition. Local talent will be we'll rep
resented, and Mr.. Hammitt has securet
several 6ne pieces OF work from Phila
delphis artisss.
Tue ladies OF st. Joseph Catholi,
Church will hold . fair, cen, msnciog OF
Easter Monday, which will be- coutin
ued one month. The fair will be- hell
In the school adj Joining the church. AMI
the proceeds will be used for tho btnef
OF the church.
James A Kelly, the liquor dealsr .
Tenth and Shipley streets. has had
telephone placed In lis store and hi
number 10 Ala.
Morris Tay lor had the misfortune l.
lose his po3ketbook containing e37 OF
Saturday last. Ifan tonest man fouL,
the sAme IL will be promptly returned
W TOO Market strett.
Lynch & Lsary. the Rroce's At Thir'
and Madison str ,eis, expect 10 hsv
their new sto-e completed and ready !
move into by the IS b Of next month.
The treasurer Of the Pennsy lvani
Railroad Relief Fund paid the wido'
Of Theodore Osborn, the conductor VII
died three months ago, $500 on last SA
uritay.
The walks in the park At Eighth an
Franklin streets we're badly damage
by tho heavy rain Oh Friday mis- ht, an
In several places deep gullies wei
washed.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21

About o'clock last Saturday after
noon six cars OF a south. bound freight
train on the Wilmington q Northern
Railroad, jumped the track near Wag.
ontown, Pa, about SO miles from this
city, wrecking three of tins cars badly.
The conductor, George Bruomhall, of
No. 706 Brown street, this city, had his
arm broken. A wrtckiog train was
sent To the place, which soon cleared
the track and the trains run again as
usual.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
No Compromise.

Fraul what can be learned this IN orn-
ing t.era Is no hope OF compromise
being II sated in tho case Of William
Gokai-m ". the Dis mond State Iron
Coap1n and it will probably be taken
M for trial when court again meets on
, Wednesday naorning. Gossam was one
of the men who were at work on the
roof when the building fell, and hal his
arm broken. 1t has never healed up,
AID 1t is said the probabilities are that
1t will have 10 be amputated.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
He Got tho Wrong Hat.

Last Friday night, while the storm
was raging In oil its fury, Officer Den
mis- Shields was going ont Fourth street
near jefferson, when his hat blew of
He pureued II for some distance In the
darkness and beating rain, and finally
came up with wha. he supposed WAS i
and went on to his home. He was Of
forwards surprised to fpd that he hAt
some other PERSONS hat, and was agai.
surprised tho mex. morning to fnd hi
own lying on q lot near where 1t hat
blown eff TIE owner %; the hat cal
ob.sin It by calling at police station.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21

The West Chester News say: 'Exten
sive preparations are in contemplation q
Carl ett's snuff mills, Yorklyn, DEL, TO
the sinking of the largest and deepest ar
tesian we'll in that section. Tits proposed
to sink it at least 3 goo feet deep in fielt
north of the Durham mill On a high ele'
vatior. A large cistern wi be bull
which will hold several thousand gallon
of water and will he pumped from tn
we'll to the cistern by powerful wind
mill. The water will be piped from thu
cistern to the mill and will be ready TO
immediate use for the flooding of the mil
in case ofa fire breaking out; IL VIII ais
be used for feeding the boilers, it bein!
clearer and superior to the creek waite
which is now used. 1t Is said that Their
are also some hopes OF findiog natuIa al ga
in which case It will be converted into US
for lighting the mills and the many dwell
ings Contiguous to the works."
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21

William Costello, aged 5c years, was
toued by Patrick Httlin ON Saturday
lvips hstwesu tho tracks OF the Pntla
delohia, Wi,minston and Baltimore
Railroad, lear Bay view Juucti'n. He
WA taken TO President Street Station
and sept to the Baltimore Universit,
Hospital, where 1t Was found that hi
left arm and all the rios on the lefs SIDE
were fractured. Costello had beer
| d red cling, and belongs to Philadelphia
His condition 10 critical
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Accidents on y

A freight train on w ~
Railroad broke near 20 4
early on SATURDAY m'I :, N
train, wrecking seVer,l al !,
them on the west trsc., =, n
freight ran into the vrs, !. =
Ing that two engines ana s s
|of the three trains We" -
No one was injured IA I
A south bound fr'lsh \
Reading and C'lun lS', 4
wrecked by a slide , OF ,Us'
morning. The engine u h
cars were thrown III irOr N,
badly broken up. No 70. y n
A freight train on Wv IN
trail Railroad struck 3 y. AZ 4
| Neenah, on SATURDAY .. -.
were thrown of the iIs .a.i
The engine of a r,l nasIs
through q bridge hes' WI
on Friday Afternoon il, hi,
the fireman, wa i,Iaii :Js, M
gineer escaped with 80
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Revival M ceilings.

The revival meetings at-the Seconf
Baptist church havs bean cond n ctet
the past week by Rev. Thomas Need
ham, who preached Sunday norn,ns
afternoon and night to large audiences
Ths Sunday wight meeting wss PRO
t-sc.ed to a late hour al 4 Was why
solemn. Ear. Needhsm will preact
every night hls week except saturda,
at the same place, helping the 6econ,
church. One night Mr.. N eedhan wi
be ssgieted by his brothers, who are nos
laboring in other cities. a cordia
welcome is extended to the pubic t
attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
A Slight Firo.

The alarm of fire which was sounded
on Saturday attern Don about 4 O'CLOCK
from box II, in font of the City Hall,
was caused by - slight blsze In the
paist shop of Edward W. Pyle, Ne
706 stipley street. Mr.. Pyle was pour
ing acme varnish from one can Il
another. and lighted . match to see Il
The can was full when the varnisl
iRnited. The entire department re
sponded VITA their usual promptness
bat their services were not needed, "a
the hre had been extinguishsd bofor
they arrived.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
A Big Peoria DistiiIery Seized.

PEORIA, i'll, Feb. 20 Revenue Collec-
tor Wilson seized the large dstilling
house of Yell, Schwa6acher & Co, yes.
terday for pronounced irregularities
which consisted in refiiling PACKAGE con
trary TO law. The firm has sent a repre-
sentative to Washington to confer will
the department. The distillery is one o
the largest In the country, and the seiz
ure, together with the cause therefor, hs
caused much surprise. Revenue Asen
Somervillc has been summoned ard ia i
the CITY,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
a False Alarm.

About 12 O'Clock last night the bur.
Rlar alarm, which is connected from
Leonard Heise' merchant tailor store,
No. East Third street, with police sta
ton, eoun ded an alarm, and Sergeant
Cannon with Officer Schoor hurried to
Mr.. Heiss' store A careful examin asitg
failed 30 show that anything wa
wrong, and the conclusion is that II
must have been struck from some IN
known cauHA.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21

NOfICE-KNOWIN THE rAvoR IN
IN which our Watca Jl1bs are held,
which is indie atcd by tho large number OF
cur bast citz,ns who have secured through
~ medium valuable ttme'pieces that VII
sz-sve them tie remainder OF their lives
and believing that tho improved condition
OF business would enable otLors uhJ desire
TO avail themtelvas OF this easy me bod to
OBJ ain a goot watch, w6 hago deci isd to
START another sertes OF our clab on the first
day of March, and we ex,eud 10 al an invi-
tstion to call and examine our stock Of
watches. from which selections Can be
made, and also TO enter their names In
time for tho FIRST drawing, which takes
place March 1st y. H, BAYNA8D,
y feb2l-lw Fifth and Market Streets,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
FIFTH ED|IlI


s.sn OF Rev. Snl.~(
Rev. William CooDs ,''~ Y
Meshodist mid ister r. Az
|of Wilmington, died ~ J.. %, VI ;
Ing - Fifty..eveptS 70 s.la4
downe avenue, Pb, iusst
sotn year o. his age. ''%S,'sS|
porn near Smyrna. D.t "
the blacksmith trad. ~ o. vi
entered the ministry i, - ~, nj
Richmond, Philadsiu,ss,.. ~ \
n 10 served 30 junior n,.. y
Sharp. 'As b.
In l64s he VA ,.r,,
Church, this city, .s v Az
Lyests: During his ps us ~
division occurred t /, ~. !.
|anamber Of mon Der, ~ 49, I. y
the Union u. X. Uuu,o,,' Icy
tsllows' Hall. A ehs,sss' n
afterwsrds built ct Beoo sa :,
inston streets. vory tsn !, y
members Of the your Ss y.
living. Amopsst thss %Ialy
L - . Hallowell and we |
lord. Who were aoti,. ~. ~
church built
| On soliciting aid Tia, ~
tribution not only ia ~ ~
small or large Ancup,s ~
whAteyer could assist ! S asl
church. Tho congrer,,l,
10 now . large one, and w.
handsome church a. mn !
fnaton streets. Aias M
rendered such effsctiv. ,.,.
Ing the church 1t second y,
ton streets, vas = 6 und., ~
In the new Sunday scbooIs'
the Odd Fellows Hail sS
break has been one ,,, =.
Same Sunday school. ,o,
the new church at fil,a n,
s)n streets.
Mr.. Cooper In hia tim, ,.I
Aslest Ministers 10 tho Pm
ference. and Allied man, y
appointments. IL ls4 s.a
appointment, Philadt,nI.
Richmond, same city, II h
also Q presiding elder Of
delphiA Diitrics.
Mr.. OoOpers iuuer.l viii
from Fletcher N. 4 q,
fourth and Master st,s,
IL Tuesday,, the 22i iu,t +
IN. When Mr.. Coope, r,r.
Asbury appoin.men, IN \,
ls49, le Joined Hope I.oin
BY GARD, aud has re,ainsa |,
ship In u ever tinee. A ~
the lodge will attend M
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Tn o Coward shot Her.

CINCINE. NT,J Feb 20.-Bt tween min,
and ten o'c lock last night, Ed war
jordan, a yo, va painter upset baby
carris &c on 1 hs sidewalk, containing
the infant Chi I If Mrs. Matilda War
rem, which her utle girl was trundling
1t was in front Mrs Warrer's house
She ran out al Nd protested. Jordan
turned ard shot : tr nnortally through
the left lung. Jor IAN escaped.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21

BOwEN-LYrCH.-ln this cry. on the
18th instant, BY the New. J r. Bryan. Wn.
Bowen Of Phtiadeiphia and CoyneiiA Ii.
Lynch Of South Wflmingt ton.
AORKOW-JoHNSU February II,
by hev a. \. Keigwin. Edward 7. N ofrow
and Minnie Jonnson, both OF WILMINGTON.
Del.
WEBB-SHASPLEsS. February IT, at
Camden, N. j., kllwoed T. webb Of Hook
essin, Del, ana Martha, daughter ofCalt b
and Rebecca Sharpleis 81 konnett
Square. Pa.
OLA NDLER-S TOK ES-On February u,
ut the rssidsnse OF Mr. Alfred StoEes, s6S
MI vernon street, Camdon.H. J., BY Rev.
Ter, OF Beaver Valley. aud Mrs. Mary X.
Stokes, OF Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Reception This Evening.

The sixth annual dress Grill and re.
cepoion of the Postles Rifles, Compan y
F.. Eat Regiment, ID N. G., will take
place at their armory in the Masonic
Temple, this evening. The badges
which will be worn by the master OF
ceremonies and committee of arrange
mente are Low on exhibition in Ru
dolph'E window, Fourth and Market
AkreetA
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
n Stabbing Affair,

At meeting of the Bakers Union,
No. 10, In Chicago. on Saturday even
ing, a bad feeling between two factions
resulted in the .tabbing OF Adam Kort
by Albert Kruger. The knife cut
from the right shoulder to the elbo ",
passing through to the bone. Kort will
prob bly, recover, unless it develops
that KruegeI's knife blade was poi
soned, az 10 feared. His asssilant was
RaHfure6.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Hall to be Dedicated.

Tomorrow afternoon at l O'Clock, West
Brant " wine Grange, No. 10, of Brandy
wine undred, will dedicate their new
hall n, var Talleyville with appropriate
ceremo uies conducted by Grand Master
A. N. b. ,own of the State Grange. There
will also be addresses delivered by the
Revs. j. o. Willis, K. Mcdonnell, and
others
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
un,on t3o,p oil H1lssion.

There was quite ~ large attendance
xesterday In The Ca. Sbasa school and
also In the revival eerv. 'ce. The Sabbath
school was the most IN lsrt sting held
there. Meetings every might at 7.3o'
All are welcome. The Inte tihgs are
cond uctsd and con trolled ~ Mr.. Stead
a usunl
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Diserderly Az "A

Joshua Emmett n q Irl,s|
flr nine months. ,,i no IN
ment of tho oulla's .:rnic|
corner Of wsinut ., ta'a 81
Alley, whe'e be ,c ca,a'n y
bling. By his mas q ,lti /
ena sled to lay awe r,t Jait|
for for . rainy day, l Sa' b 4
times troubled w, b. 4
t mpy man Who insi,, o. ~, "
ters with him when NV j
other place 70 say "a irl,,s]
Cooper Sps who With s,s 4, d
share Joshua'' s SyIu N
a a,s M, gls and Jo.fs -
Ger Gross in 20 ei. sad ,o5ssI
ever , came ms n again, VIZ n,s
TO TO n the s' hall and 'h''
Sned IS and sOi'e' n
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Oontssting for Medals.

Members Of O Co., 1st Regiment. ID.
N. g., will meet ut the armory at ll.4b
O'Clock tomorrow morning, in fatigue
uniform, to take the IL 80 train for
Riverside farm, to contest Tor the gold
and silver medals offered BY the COM
DAIRY.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
New Church to be Built.

The congregation of Olivet Presbyterian
Church intend to erect . new church
bu ilding OF brick, sometime during the
coming summer, and already have had
tn plans prepared by L. L. Rice, Jr. Il
rs probable that It will be located at Third
an l Franklin streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Oman kxerx Exaning.

Powell's fsh stalls in the Third Rtree
market house will be open every do!
during Lent, and he has made arrar 20
ments for contin nous supply OF freel
shad, herring and all kinds OF Hsh, viii
oveters and terrapin.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21

Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,
Colds, tleu isy. Rheumstism, Pneu nopia.
Neur lg.a, Sciatioa, LUmbsgo. Bacgarhe
and olhor ailments, for which fsenson's Cap.
cino r 'asters are admitted TO be the bes,
remedy known. Thsy relieve and cure In
q few hours when no other application ia OF
the least benefit. Lndorsed by 5000 Physi
CLANS and dfasgiss. Roware OF ipitaiioni
under similar sounding names, such Al
'.Cspsicum," "Capsicin" or "Uayeieino
Examine carefully when you buy. All drug
gists
sEAHURY a JOHNSON, Proprietors
New York. nl-uno Wa AR.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Their Seventh Annual Ball.

Delaware Tribe No. ! Improved Order
cf Red Men will have their seventh grand
annual ball at German Hall this evening
with Harry Il. Schnepf asmaster of cere-
monies, and A. Dettiing floor manager.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21

One application of Salvation OH well
rubbed in cured me of IheuHstism liz
the arm of two months standing.
never intend 20 be withc ut 1t.
81. b. KRAMER, Washington, ID. c.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
N. B. DANFORTH,
.. Z. Ger. snd and Markst sss.

Mo enc shou ID neglect . cough Or q cold,
~ ne matter how slight, for an hour
HASSON' 90 .dPDHNU SYRUP OF TAR
never falls in curing tho worst CO SEES Of
Coughs. Colds. Hoarsenoss. Soro Throat
Bronoh It's, Group, asthma AID Chronic
Oartarrhs.
FOR sale by q. s. Smi,h, oorn,r Delaware
sVenuo and DUPONT street; J. J. 9alax bsI
b:o., 1903 and 2Gol Market suoel; y. w
fonn, Nh and 2i7 West sth sweet; T. X
OArtmeli. osrnnr 9th a1j Madden streets
z. i. Dllworth, Southwest csrner md and
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Notice.

All retail grocers are rec uested to at
tend q meeting On ] h lrsdsy afternoon,
at q O'Clock, IN the Phillips Building,
Fourth aud French streets Business
o. Inn portance 10 the trade y I'll be con.
sidered.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-21
Murder Gu ~ gfh

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DIED,

9YLE-On the zlss Inst, Jessie Pyle, In the
86th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited 70 attend the funeral from his late
sioence, No. i32 Fronch street, on 1hHrs
day, the :4th inst, TO meet at the hoase at
10 O'Clock y. m. lnttTuent At MT. Hope
yenetaiy, Delaware Couuty, Pa. (
|CARsOr.-on February 10Th, At the resi- I.
dense Of her min law, Rev. James Nor
ton, No, lt73 Waahiuston avsnue. Now
ERIK, Elisabeth C., wife Of John Carson,
IN her T1st year.
Interment at Wilmington and Branty.
wine cemetery.